The Law of Succession: Testamentary and Intestate

according action actual administration allowed alter ancestor appear apply appointed assets attest blood Bracton brother charitable child claim codicil common law condition considered contract creditors custom death debts deceased depend descendants devise died direct dispose disposition distribution Division Ecclesiastical Courts effect enacts entitled equally equity executed executor existence Exors express fact father gift give given grant heir held husband inheritance interest intestate issue jurisdiction land leaving legacies legatee liable limited lord marriage married merely mother nature necessary original paid pass payment period personal estate possession preferred present principle probate proved purchaser question real estate reason regarded relations representative revoked rule says seen separate share signature signed sisters specific Statute succession taken testator's thing tort Transfer trust unless vested Vict whole wife witnesses